Larger trout, especially browns, like to eat big meals. I have been tying some bunny tail flies lately that are a take off of Vermont Guide, Mark Wilde's fly The Wilde Thing. A few different materials but essentially the same thing as far as the fish are concerned.
What the pattern mostly reminds me of is a simple Pheasant Tail Nymph. Tail, abdomen, wing casing, thorax and legs. Pretty simple but effective as any other fly I have been using lately. Mark ties the fly with a b it of weight on the top of the hook so the point rides up.
Give it a shot and fish them low and slow. Try something big and articulated. Change colors and materials, add flash or not as well as the weight. I think you will be very happy with the results.
I love fly fishing. I am a Fly Fishers International Certified Single & Two Hand Casting Instructor with sixty years experience in fly fishing, casting and fly tying to share. Please feel free to send me an e-mail and I will tell you what I know. My areas of knowledge are in fly fishing and fly tying for North Eastern trout, Landlocked salmon and the experience of over forty rivers world wide fly casting to Atlantic Salmon.
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